Baby Massage (Kidz-eco CIC)

Who is this for?

  • Parents or carers with babies age 0-6 months

Who provides this?

  • Kidz-eco CIC

Description

Baby Massage is a nurturing, hands‑on wellbeing session for parents and their babies, delivered by trained staff. The facilitator creates a calm, supportive environment where parents learn gentle massage techniques that promote bonding, confidence and relaxation.

The purpose of the service is to strengthen early attachment, reduce stress, and support perinatal wellbeing. Baby massage helps parents feel more connected to their baby, builds confidence in caring routines, and offers a warm space to meet others and reduce isolation.

While not a mental‑health intervention, it positively supports parental wellbeing through connection, calm, and peer support.

How do I access this?

Is there a cost?

£30 for a 6 week course but if cost is a barrier please get in touch with your health visitor, support worker, family nurse, citizens advice or the advice shop and they can refer you for a space on our next block. 

Is there a waiting list?

No

Location Information

  • Whitburn Community Centre, Manse Road
  • 3a The Centre, Livingston EH546NB

Opening times

Courses run throughout the year

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Contact Details

Kidz-eco CIC
103 Almondvale Court, Livingston, EH54 6HS

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Types of support on offer:

Support from someone with similar experience
Support in person
Support with others

Type of services on offer:

Anxiety
General wellbeing
Loneliness

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